Sentence examples for maintain and stabilize from inspiring English sources
The Contracting States, in an effort to maintain and stabilize peace and security, hereby confirm their desire to settle their international disputes by peaceful means, whether such disputes concern relations among themselves or with other Powers.
Results and literature evidences lead to a stage-equilibrium hypothesis: multi-element system can maintain and stabilize its function and systematic level under environmental stress through the self-regulation of element proportions.
To maintain and stabilize the occlusion, a resin splint was applied for 4 months during the consolidation period until removal of the distractor (Fig. 2a, b).
The Grand Mufti of Egypt said that the "currency's risk as well as its high profit potential undermines Egypt's ability to maintain and stabilize its own currency".
The function of Ang-1 is to maintain and stabilize mature vessels via interaction with endothelial cells and the surrounding cells [24], [25].
Collectively these data suggest that DNA methylation primarily functions to maintain and stabilize the silenced state and that other epigenetic processes are required to initiate silencing.
The indictment charged that from at least 1970 until 1976 the four companies conspired to "fix, maintain and stabilized" prices of titanium mill products, but provides no further details of the alleged conspiracy.
Our data suggest that not only are MLR and Cav-1 essential for maintaining and stabilizing proper synaptic signaling [27] and neuroprotection against cerebral ischemia, but they also may serve to slow the amyloidogenic process of APP seen in AD brains.
It maintains and stabilizes mature vessels by binding to an endothelium-specific receptor, Tie2 [ 6].
The SOAE amplitude is actively maintained and stabilized by the cochlear amplifier [ 263].
The cells were supplemented with leukemia inhibitory factor and bone morphogenetic protein 4, which maintained and stabilized the expression of stemness genes and pluripotency.
